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14 Apr 1988

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 14, 1988

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11

Friday Major League Baseball and NHL Playoff Schedule

Major leagues television schedule lists Guzman and Valenzuela pitching in Texas Detroit and Los Angeles San Diego games at 1:38 and 4:05. Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston and St Louis New York matchups follow with times. NHL Patrick Division playoffs Philadelphia Washington at 7:30 p.m. on Ch. 20 and divisional semifinals on ESPN at 8 p.m. Kansas City Baltimore MLB game at 7:30 p.m. on HTS.

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Underdog Bullets Hold Lead But Fall One Point Short

In a tight NBA contest, the Washington Bullets led late but the Philadelphia 76ers edged ahead for a 98 97 final. Key performances included Charles Barkley scoring 38 points and 18 rebounds for Philadelphia, while M Malone led Washington with 28 points and 10 assists. Rebounds favored Philadelphia 60 to 67, with Malone dishing seven assists for the Bullets.

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Gators and LSU sign strong 4 each in spring period

Florida and LSU lead the spring signing phase with several top recruits. Florida inks Johnny Walker from Quincy and three others alongside prior fall commits, while LSU adds Maurice Williamson from Wilbur Cross and three more standouts from Mississippi, Oregon, and Natchez.

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Indians Rally Past Twins In Eight To Take Series Lead

Cleveland erased a 3-2 deficit in the eighth inning as Julio Franco singled and stole second, Willie Upshaw walked, Kittle hit a two run single, Mel Hall added an RBI single, and Brook Jacoby delivered a two run double to lift the Indians 6-3 over Minnesota. Jeff Dedmon pitched 2.2 scoreless innings for the win. Puckett had three hits as the Twins built a 3-2 lead earlier with a Puckett two run double.

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Blast Beats Sting 5 3 in Indoor Soccer Showdown

Tim Whittman scored twice to lift the Baltimore Blast to a 5-3 win over the Chicago Sting in the Major Indoor Soccer League. Stan Stamenkovic added a goal and two assists as Baltimore moved toward the final Eastern Division playoff spot, needing one win or a Sting loss. The Blast broke a 2-2 tie with three third period goals as Billy Ronson, Dave MacKenzie, and Whittiman scored in the period.

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Braves fall to eighth straight as Deshaies shines in two-hitter

Houston's Jim Deshaies, returning from shoulder arthroscopy, pitched a two-hitter to beat Atlanta 4 0 and push the Braves to an eighth consecutive defeat. Deshaies improved to 17 3 lifetime versus the NL West and 6 1 against the Braves, with a clean nine inning effort and five strikeouts.

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TJ track teams victorious at Damascus triple dual meet

Thomas Johnson swept two meets at Damascus, with boys beating Damascus 75 67 and losing to Liberty 79 56, while the TJ girls defeated Damascus 80 41 but fell to Liberty 60 73. Todd Steel led the TJ boys with wins in 100 and 200 and on two winning relays. Garrett Linton swept two Damascus events as an 800 and 1600 winner. Tessia Brust Junaia McCallum each won four events for the girls, with Smallwood Wilson starring in multiple relays.

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Former Redskin sues team doctor over 1986 knee surgery

Stuart Anderson, Redskins LB and special teams starter 1982 to 1985, sues Dr Charles Jackson claiming faulty care during arthroscopic surgery on January 21 1986. The team authorized the operation and Anderson signed a release. Jackson’s attorney calls the suit frivolous noting Anderson approved the procedure.

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